@cmsgov/ds-medicare-gov
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A child design system built on top of the CMS Design System. Consists of SCSS overrides and React components for use on Medicare.gov websites.
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The Medicare.gov Design System contains shared design and front-end development resources for Medicare.gov applications, and is built on top of the CMS Design System (CMSDS). As a child design system, it inherits base styles, components, and guidance from the CMS Design System, while also adding its own features and customizations.
yarn add @cmsgov/ds-medicare-gov
For full documentation on installation and usage in your Medicare.gov product, please refer to our documentation site.
This site-wide design system has a much smaller group of users than the core CMS Design System. It's up to us to make it useful for our apps. It is a place to share code and collaborate across teams. It is our collective source of truth for design. If you want to contribute but need help getting started, shout in the #mgov-design-system Slack channel on the CMS Slack or open up an issue on this repo.
See the root CMSDS README.
You can find the Medicare design system Sketch file and related fonts in the design-assets folder.
You can also view the Medicare InVision Design System Manager design assets.
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A child design system built on top of the CMS Design System. Consists of SCSS overrides and React components for use on Medicare.gov websites.
The npm package @cmsgov/ds-medicare-gov receives a total of 122 weekly downloads. As such, @cmsgov/ds-medicare-gov popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @cmsgov/ds-medicare-gov demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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